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Towards Spur Gear Tooth Stresses

Michael Ganguly Corresponding
Stanford University
Suresh Hossain
Moscow Power Engineering Institute
Gautam Sato
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
30 Sep 1978
pp. 698-717
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1978.0202.035

Abstract

Engineers responsible for deltaic floodplains frequently encounter problems whose solution requires a close study of spur gear tooth stresses. A step-by-step procedure founded on statistical analysis is set out for the practising engineer. The calculations indicate that spur gear tooth stresses may account for as much as 35% of the total response. The method should assist in the more efficient use of scarce engineering resources.
Keywords: spur gear tooth stressesstatistical analysisintegrated circuitcorrosionurea fertiliser

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